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Gravestone PhotographsNOTE: This site is not affiliated with Green Lawn Cemetery in any way.
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Green Lawn Cemetery is located at 1000 Greenlawn Ave., Columbus, OH 43223. Phone: (614) 444-1123. There is no fee for record lookups, but there is a $3.00 fee for genealogical copying of records and maps. Call or write the cemetery for details. Many of the remains from older cemeteries in the area were moved to this cemetery, though there are not always records of the names on file. Many Union soldiers who died at Camp Chase were buried in section "M." The remains of many of Franklin County's earliest and best known citizens were buried in this cemetery or were later moved here. Green Lawn is the home of several champion trees. For all their beauty they sometimes lack the character of some of their less fortunate numbers such as this example near the road in Section 112: front and back. A red star ( Much of the information found in the "bullet" comments given with some individuals comes from Joe Fleshman and Richard Browning. Many thanks to both of you! Gravestone Photos (Alphabetical):A | B | C | D ~ E | F ~ G | H | I ~ J | K | L | M | N ~ O | P ~ Q | R | S | T ~ U ~ V | W ~ Y ~ Z | Unknown | Huntington Chapel | New Garden Mausoleum~Section C | Soldiers' Circle Sec. M | Soldiers & Sailors Monument | Woodmen of the World | Section 51-Military | Green Lawn Main Page | HOME
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) in front of a name indicates that the person or family is historically significant in the Columbus area if not nationally or internationally. For instance, twenty-eight former Columbus mayors are buried at Green Lawn, as are five former Ohio governors.
